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6 Things You May Not Know About Taxes
As the IRS filing deadline approaches, take a closer look at the history of U.S. taxes.

10 Things You May Not Know About Richard Nixon
On the 100th anniversary of the birth of Richard Nixon, explore 10 surprising facts about America’s 37th president.

7 Things You May Not Know About U.S. Presidential Debates
As the Republican and Democratic presidential candidates finally meet face to face, explore seven surprising facts about the history of presidential debates.
8 Historic Handshakes
As people around the globe celebrate World Handshake Day, explore eight of history’s most famous handshakes.
Watergate: Where Are They Now?
Forty years after burglars were arrested at the Watergate complex, find out what happened to key players in the ensuing scandal.

Romantic-in-Chief: Presidential Love Letters, From Adams to Nixon
New letters reveal that Nixon was as eloquent an admirer as several other famously smitten presidents.
Pentagon Papers Fully Declassified on Famous Leak’s 40th Anniversary
On the 40th anniversary of their leak to the public, the Pentagon Papers have been declassified and released in their entirety.













